NV B.64 - Video Encyclopedia of Pool Shots (VEPS) video series trailer
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@DrDaveBilliards I believe both poker and pool teach a person patience. And it shows here with drDave dealing with Hubertandclyde until Hubert understood. Well done DrDave. Looks like poker has taught persistence to Hubert but at the age of 28 still has to much steam. Some tend to loose the right amount of steam earlier than others ;D Buy the way I am a new member at AZbilliards and would like to purchase your dvd's Can you message me the discount price? Thx again Tony
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Pool is more challenging to me than poker. This isn't fact for all people, but it is what I think personally. You don't seem to agree, but that is fine.
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@DrDaveBilliards Why are you ignoring the point? You said pool is more challenging. Pool is not more challenging. That is the point. Don't say pool is more challenging when it is not, okay?
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Wow, my wife and I are new to the sport and this is some amazing stuff. Hopefully I can get the wife to spare a few bucks on the dvd's.
WiskiDave 1 week ago
@WiskiDave
I hope you are able to convince her. Just show her all of the sample clips posted on the website. That should work. If it doesn't, show her all of the reviews and testimonials (also on the VEPS website).
Good luck, and I hope both of you benefit from VEPS,
Dr. Dave
DrDaveBilliards 1 week ago
Where do you hit the cue ball for the shot at 2:02? Or basically how to do it?
JakDa88 4 months ago
@JakDa88
If you purchase Disc I (or the whole set), you will learn this and many other useful things. :)
The answer to your question is: maximum topspin with a fairly full hit on the object ball.
DrDaveBilliards 4 months ago
i finally see your face DrDave
lohisc 7 months ago
@lohisc
I hope it wasn't too much of a shock for you. ;)
DrDaveBilliards 7 months ago